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I got a great one! I heard that, with the ART Tube MP, running balanced and unbalanced outputs, unbalanced the whole thing! any such problem with the m vave?

'Convolution'! The word i was looking for, and didn't look up! the b6 convolution is not dynamic! When you select your patches, you're, essentially, configuring an algorithm, that the b6 computes, before you can play. You might notice the pause/silence, when selecting patches i hurt you! i'm...

I was certainly trying to make a +ve point! if users have a stronger belief in the b6 than zoom do, let them have at it! Or just wrap a bunch of small things in one update. just to say you remember us! it could still happen but, after all this time, surely won't. I might've even been misled by...

new, and tiny! it throws me every time i go to throw the switch! to my mind, it's the right direction, if you are at the back of the b6, whereas, your average bassist is in front of it. to me, it reinforces the idea that users were not a major input to the b6 that i own, and will, almost...

you're quite right - i went back and could find no firmware update for it. or the b6! Hopium - it's quite a high! but, the lows are real low.

I don't know that they're show-stoppers, as so many users have so many different needs. It's just that, after all this time and expense, there are many minor features and enhancements that could be delivered, at a sweep. The whole UI wouldn't object to some finessing - the 'Edit All' menu...

"A. fixing a serious problem - nothing fundamental but, there are issues. things we might consider! B. adding features that were already in development, but that weren't ready upon release of the hardware - way too prescriptive, and presumptive that the original dev had a clear understanding of...

I think that was my point, overall. for the money, and when so many users feedback on so many 'features', it's a reasonable expectation.

Sorry! I was referring to the G2 Four, and the G2X Four. I like the pedal of the G2X but, it might be everybody's solution.

It's the Zoom G2X Four

I usually hate replies that start, 'I have no actual experience of..!' and, that being said, i haven't researched the b2 four but.. to my eye, it has b6 styling, and b2 internals. most commenters agree that, only the b6 has such high sample rates, and that the b four skirts around the subject...

Not sure if it's documented but, apparently, the b6 provides a 'professional' signal, separate to the line output - a nod towards understanding the needs of some users. I suppose it's all a thing of learning, and finding where you want to make your trade-offs - from my reading, users tend to...

There are several ways. First, you can try one in a shop before buying - not always! Negative opinions are very welcome, as long as they are constructive and don't go ranting about the pointless direction of a power supply switch - not really! the power-switch proves a point. Lastly, if you're...

I might have to look again at this unit. I did like the G3xn, a lot but, i didn't invest enough time in it. as ever! A simpler pedal might do well, where the b6, jack-of-all-trades, might not, ultimately.

If I buy a pedal, I buy it for what it can do for me now - potential is a thing! I knew the risks of not getting updates when I bought the B6. In fact, I never expected any - but the original manual talks of firmware updates - you have every right to anticipate one! Oh, and the, even-newer...

..working out what the zoom b6 is, to me, and trying to get a firmware update before i'm too old to do all that 'techie stuff'.

So... i guess we're all at different stages of our journey - our relationship with zoom. can you bassheads clue me in as to why you're so patient in waiting on a single, count 'em - not even a one! - b6 firmware update, considering the multitude of minor, and major, required fixes and...